yaourt notepadqqĬheck out the following post if you are not familiar with Yourt package manager. You can easily install Notepadqq from AUR with Yaourt package manager. You can check them out with ls command: ls /etc/apt// All PPA repositories are stored in those separate source list files. sudo apt-get install notepadqqįor those of you who are curious, when adding PPA using add-apt-repository command on Ubuntu-based distributions, there will be a separate source list file created under /etc/apt// directory. sudo apt-key adv -recv-key -keyserver 63DE9CD4 Now import the GPG key of Notepadqq to Debian by using apt-key command. Notice that the codename is trusty (Ubuntu 14.04) because most of the time packages made for trusty can be safely installed on Debian 8 as well and generally you don’t have to worry about dependency problem.
sudo nano /etc/apt//notepadqq.listĪdd these two lines in the file. So we have to add the PPA manually.įirst create a separate source list file under /etc/apt// directory with nano editor or your favorite editor. But as we all know, Debian does not support adding PPA using the add-apt-repository command. We can also install Notepadqq on Debian 8 Jessie from the same PPA. Now you can launch it from Unity Dash or application menu. Install Notepadqq． sudo apt-get install notepadqq sudo add-apt-repository ppa:notepadqq-team/notepadqq First, use add-apt-repository utility to add PPA. Install Notepadqq on Ubuntu 14.04/15.10/16.04/Linux Mint/Elementary OSįor Ubuntu-based Linux distributions, we can install it from PPA. Today we’re going to look at how to install Notepadqq on Debian, Ubuntu, Linux Mint, Elementary OS and Arch Linux.
Notepadqq is a free and open source alternative to Notepad++. Although Notepad++ is open source and licensed under GPL, it uses pure Win32 API. As we all know, Notepad++ is a very common and popular text editor on Microsoft Windows.
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